I'm not at all persuaded by the argument that it was put up to incite hatred.
Endlessly. those who are debating safe spaces, the right to identify women as adult human females distinct from 'everyone else who wants to pile into the category' are challenged to provide proof that the 'everyone else who feel like women' aren't the same as adult human females, particularly in offending rates.
Peachy has done this with this video. She put it out there, as an answer to those challenges.
There is a very specific theme to the crimes listed - sexual and/or violent. This is not like most adult human female crimes.
I would challenge anyone to come up with a video quite so damning of female violence + sexual element (and I mean that as adult human females, not self-identifying males who feel like women - what tf has this world come to where I have to really spell this out each time).
In the current context of debate, she has done exactly what is requested by so many TRAs. Provided proof that actually, there's a lot of standard male violence patterns exhibited in those who identify under the umbrella term of 'woman' when their chromosomes and socialisation tell otherwise.
And then she's shut down.
And accused of inciting hatred.
The people who committed these crimes, listed by public news agencies, are those who convince us that something's not right at the moment. That something needs to change in the way we view things.
Not Peachy.
By turning the mirror on those who committed the crimes, Peachy is not inciting hatred.
She's showing you what's happening.
We should listen.